Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-25
Germany.
,pwASDFCEIVED.

Germany.
nv CAR WAS DECEIVED.
Wv PA dispatch from
JoSDos .o. the public prosecution has
Bsdr s .ared 70 investigate the Cologne
sssr QUE statement that the Car had
a,;' ssseei7ed il regard TO Germ al rs
sssr fforgrd letter puroortlng to De
s5icy, . I ~ bismarck, butresllv the work
boz P t.jst Iiotriguers. The Cologne Ga
OIlsan ...tement hiss created the
ess's sensation throughout Ger
rsstes. :. ia also stated the Gar
b'1{. Ian ! led to believe by interested
ID Os' ~ the German court that Emperor
pGl-' = ssd nor sIways approved Prince
FiIlsr. rs policy. The S hndsrd Berlin
E:n'IcHn lent says Emperor William at
aresp 10 discussed the Car OF this
be me- NV va North Germsn Gazette repro
is .bn Cologne Gszette's revelations,
IssS az. VS. it cannot guarantee their &C
GiS''oc OPENING OF TIE REICHsTAG'
W Nv 24-The Reichstsg was
BEhli to-dsy sad Minister Won BOer-
3sr' resd the speech from the throne.
~ asI sn rs was substantially as TO lows:
i's sp0v in her foreign policy has
SIn as.inIIy endesvoted to strengthen
l 'sso Of Europe by the cultivation
~ iy''ndlv relations with all the powers
. ! n.sIi sud alliances, aiming to avert
..srs Of war and TO Jointly oppose any
as stacks. Germany has no
.o tendencies. She has no wants
ss'S So ssti,fi q through victorious
An uuchristian disposition to sur
W. s.a n.igbDJrlog people IS foreign 10 the
I.n nature and the constr ution OF
~ S'iI smpire. The military organization
ne county is not calcu-
", 70 dlsiurb the peace
NV her neighbors by arbitrary
.,,Is Germany is strong in preparing
' ..n,ises and in d Tending ner lndepen-
,.,cs She wishes TO become 80 strong
@,t she cSn face VITA composure every
the Tss meeting CT the Rsichstag
..na. at serious time.
me- Fac grave complaint with which the
Gown Prince mas been visited fills The
Mind not onl, CT the Emperor, out also OF
.,upus, allies and the whole of Ger
-mv with an anxious care
TT:ing that human science
nd knowledge and careful tending
an do will be left undone. Our eyes
M Drsyers are directed toward GOO,
Tbose decree rules the destinies Of
,,dons ss well as the life o.
Individual man. Firm confidence
!, God and the faithful fuifllmen'
duty have been in all especially
rave moments the tried supporters o.
Sur people, and they W now ais0 enable
ytO do Justice to the labors awaiting
he legislature.
There has been 8 gratifying improve
D1tin the fusnCisl condition of the coun
tn. and il is expected that next wear vii
stow S surplus Of nearly $4,000 00(
nyks. Bills will be introduced
polishing compulsory contribution OF
hspsrt 0t Officers and imperial eff ;ialf
to .he widows and orphans fund, incress-
Ing the corn duties, m 'difying
/ he Lsndwehr and Landsturn system &c
Sst il will be considerably s rengtheued
Nlsting to the insurance of artisans II
ass Of old sge and sickness, modifying
friendly societies law with regard Il
tie ssle Of vine temp rsrily prolongiDE
% Austro- German treaty and rstifying
4 testies Of commerce with some Armenian
i EIies.
One hundred aud fifty deputies were
present.. The places reserved for mem
/ NN Of the court we're not occupied. II
tie diplomatic gallery there were only {
lev military attaches, but the public gal
4 klits were crowded.
AnoOn he members of the Bundesrstl
entered the hal, which WAS illuminated
md took positions on the left of tbt
1lone. During the residing OF The
'pssch Miaister Won B ,e5 icher wal
often spplsuded aud enthusiastically
caeered, At the close Won Boettiche,
having declared the Reichs sg opened
Herr Weddel Pelsdorf, president of tht
Oo0y called for cheers for the Emperor
Eileh were given with enthusiasm. The
r'esidentin his opening address alluded K
Se serious nature of the illness of TIT
uoWn Prince and of the grief of the
\ tlaalry over mis- fate Anxiety regarding
Ms condition releg.ted al other
thoughts The members who were
Nese't joined in expressing theI
sGfOW and declaring taeY placed thei
uaa IN God. He asked their authorit,
convey these sentiments to the E nperor
1ol . send the following telegram to tn,
GOEu Prince:
me Reichstsg in profound reverend,
NV nv cordial love thinks of Your Imperia
nsGless. May God protect your preci-
W. tle and preserve it for it's salvation
oe Fatherlsnd"
ale Deputies listened to the address
pauai1g and unanimously approved tht
"ssldenrs suggestions.
Il I SATISFACTORY REPORT.
LONDON, Nov 24.-Tne Lancet has au.
En-! Tor the sTs ement that DR. Mac
n'.s's ass received s satisfactory repor
ae condition of the Crown Prince
frederick William.
D. AT SAN RENO.
N' n Y "a The weather Wa
& So ,.sDq . IN at San Reno day and thu
81 r,m Fnnce took both s drive ant
B eicD q. ne looked well and appeared Il
81 France.
SCENE IN PARIS.
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